Some of the Points Tony and Craig Discussed

The definition of data quality, integration and governance for the enterprise

How data quality affects business decision-making

The role of poor data quality in the bank lending crisis

How watchlist compliance and data monitoring can help companies flag suspicious activity in data transactions

How financial companies can use data quality solutions to prevent dirty data issues in the future

How a company can determine if it’s ready to undertake a data governance implementation  

About Tony

Tony Fisher joined DataFlux as president and CEO in 2000. In his years at DataFlux, he has guided the company through tremendous growth as DataFlux became a market-leading provider of data quality and data integration solutions. Tony is also a featured speaker and author about emerging trends in data quality, data integration and master data management, and how better management of data leads to business optimization. Prior to DataFlux, he was the technology director at SAS. Tony is a native of North Carolina and earned a degree in computer science and mathematics from Duke University.

About Data Flux

Founded in 1997, and now a wholly owned subsidiary of SAS (www.sas.com), DataFlux has evolved from a provider of data cleansing tools to a market-leading provider of enterprise data quality and master data management solutions. DataFlux helps customers rapidly assess and improve problematic data, building the foundation for enterprise data governance by delivering the high-quality information that fuels successful enterprise efforts such as risk management, operational efficiency and master data management (MDM), with a global customer base and offering best-in-class software, services and experiences.